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Pitney Bowes DA950 manual Subdirectory, Universal Serial Bus USB

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Glossary

Subdirectory

A directory within a directory (or a folder within a folder).

Troubleshooting

The process of isolating and correcting a problem.

Universal Serial Bus (USB)

A communications protocol for connecting printers and other peripheral devices to a computer. This protocol supports automatic device detection for "plug and play" installation. It also it supports daisy chaining and branching for hot plug- and-play capability without disturbing running applications. USB also supports the SBP (serial bus protocol) which allows data transfers to PC peripherals. SBP allows bigger files to be sent asynchronously across the bus.

There are several USB standards, the latest of which, 2.0, supports communica- tions up to 480 mb/sec.

The maximum recommended distance of a peripheral to a PC is 16 feet or 5 meters.

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Pitney Bowes DA950 manual Subdirectory, Universal Serial Bus USB

Contents

Page FCC Compliance Contents Chapter Using the DA950 with Your Computer Chapter Troubleshooting Your Printer Appendix B DA950 Specifications Chapter Welcome to the DA950 Printer Using This Guide Overview Troubleshooting Appendix A-Using the Control Panel MenusAppendix B-Specifications System Requirements Getting Help Ordering Supplies World Wide WebPhone Support Before You Contact Pitney Bowes Important Safety Notes Overview Printer Parts and Locations Printer Parts and Locations Feeder Parts and Locations Feeder Parts and Locations Setting Up Your DA950 Printer Setup Choosing a Location Assembling the Printer Install the Feeder Install the Shock Install the Side Guides Install the Feed Ramp Setup Connecting the Parallel Cable or USB Cable AssemblingPrinter Parallel Cable Connect the Power Cord and Turn on Install the Bulk Ink Assembly Optional Install the Print Cartridges Printer Basics Basics Setting Up a JobSet the Separator Gap Setting the Proper Feed Gap Tips for Setting the Separators Center the Feed Ramp under the Material Set the Feed Angle Set the Feed Ramp Length Position the Side Guides Load Material Adjust the Media Thickness Knob Output Stacker Print a Test Piece Set the Print Head Position Adjust the Takeaway Roller Tension Basics Using the DA950 with Your Computer Using the Printer with Your Computer Installing the Printer Driver Selecting DA950 Printer From Windows Application Accessing the Print Driver Making DA950 Default Print DriverAbout Envelope Designer Plus General Tab Paper Tab Printing PreferencesPaper Size Orientation Printing Preferences Feed DelayFeautures Tab Letter 300 dpi Draft 200 dpi Print QualityMemory Overlay Pause on Tray Break Advanced TabPause on Package Break Printer Maintenance Replacing Print Cartridges Printer MaintenanceRemoving Old Print Cartridges Installing New Print Cartridges Removing the Old Bulk Ink Cartridges Installing New Bulk Ink Cartridges Prolonging Life Print Cartridges Cleaning Print Quality Problems Preventive Maintenance Cleaning the Sensor Cleaning Exit Idler Entry Rollers Cleaning the Wipers Transport Belts Floor Assembly Troubleshooting Your Printer Troubleshooting Your Printer Feed ProblemsProblems and Solutions Problem Intermittent Feed Problem Multifeed feeds doubles or skewing Problem No Print Problem Address Printing is not Sharp Problem Grey or Light Print-Black InkProblem Address Smudging Problem Unwanted Bolding Problem Skewed PrintProblem Addresses Walking Interface Problems Motor Problems Other Problems Problem No Communications Printer Does Not RespondProblem Motor Turning but no Feed Roller Move Ment Problem Out of Memory Problem Paper Out or Paper Jam Troubleshooting Your Printer AppendixA Printer Menus Using the Control PanelThis Button Does This Using the Menus Enter Printer Menus Using the Main Menu Main Menu Menu Options Distance from Left/Distance to Right Address LayoutDistance to Right Distance from Top Line Spacing Print Quality ExecutiveLetter Draft Font Selection Barcode LocationDigit On/Off Bar Width Get Addresses Address RecoveryClear Memory Job Settings Clear CounterLoad Save Conveyor Time Image OverlayFirst Image Overlay Clear Overlay Reset Ink Counter Purge Print Head Using the Setup Menu Setup Menu Menu Options Stop On Feed Err Error Using the Setup MenuFeeder Signal Signal Polarity Active On/Active Off On/Quick OffLines Per Address Line Termination Hex Dump Mode MSB Symbol Set LanguageInch / Millimeter Menu Languages Postal Bundle Brk Break Enable/Disable Break Transport Speed Postal Bundle Brk Break Break CharacterBreak Char Count Pause Time Pre-Purge Purge at StartPeriodic Purge Purge Interval Feed Gap Selectable GapStream Feed ROM Revision Print Head Size Adjust Print Using the Service MenuHead 2 up down Head 3 up down Head 5 up down Head 6 up down Head 3 is now correctly aligned Head 2 misaligned horizontally Heads now aligned horizontally Bank a to Sensor/Bank B to Sensor Test System Test Display Printer Menus AppendixB Equipment Specifications Speciﬁcations Print Modes/Print Resolution Resident FontsDownloadable Fonts User-Definable Parameters Printhead/InkJet Cartridges Environmental LimitsNoise Level Recommended Usage Material Specifications Approved MediaMedia Sizes Material Notes Name Style Dimensions Inch Dimensions Metric Height x Width Table of Envelope Sizes AppendixC Glossary Embedded printer commands Double feedingDraft quality Drivers Interface connector Internal test address messageInterface cable Internal fonts PCL commands Power socketPoint size Port Subdirectory Universal Serial Bus USB Index Index Index Index Index Page